Easton Exhibit Tells Story Of America's First Meteorite
Mon, 25 Mar, 2013 09:14 PM PDT
EASTON, Conn. – Early one morning in December 1807, people across New England saw a bright fireball move across the sky, ending with three loud explosions heard over what was then Weston. Residents reported finding at least six large chunks of stone scattered around town after the ...Continue reading

Huge meteor lights up the sky along East Coast
New York Daily News
... Automotive Group recorded video of the bright meteor as it flew over Delaware. A large meteor lit up the night sky along the East Coast on Friday, experts said. The American Meteor Society said it received more than 500 reports of sightings around ...

Fireball to Save Earth? Scientists Turn CO2 into Fuel
IBTimes.co.uk
The researchers with the University of Georgia have identified a micro-organism called "rushing fireball" which can convert CO2 into a fuel. Carbon emissions are one of the leading factors in climate change and researchers across the globe are working ...

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